The Sanctions Age

The Sanctions Age

The Sanctions Age is a podcast that explores how sanctions are changing the world.

Twenty years ago, the U.S. Department of Treasury had imposed sanctions on fewer than 1,000 companies and individuals. Today, more than 10,000 entities have been targeted.

Leaders around the world are imposing sanctions in response to wars, nuclear proliferation, terrorism, human rights violations, and technological competition. As a result, a growing list of countries are targeted by sanctions, export controls, and investment restrictions, including China, Russia, Iran, Venezuela, and Syria.

The Sanctions Age invites the people who understand sanctions best—economists, historians, lawyers, policymakers, and journalists—to explain their use and significance. Understanding sanctions is the key to understanding politics and economics today.

We are living in The Sanctions Age.

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Why the U.S. and Iran are Struggling to Reach a Deal

Why the U.S. and Iran are Struggling to Reach a Deal

Ali Vaez on the fraught negotiations between Washington and Tehran. In late February, the United States and Israel launched a war on Iran—a war that killed the country’s supreme leader, closed the St...

1 Kesä 45min

Cuba's Unprecedented Crisis

Cuba's Unprecedented Crisis

María José Espinosa on the unprecedented crisis in Cuba. For more than sixty years, the United States has waged an economic war against Cuba. The sanctions first imposed in 1960 were designed, in the ...

25 Touko 45min

How to Fight an Economic War

How to Fight an Economic War

Edward Fishman on how to fight an economic war. It has been an extraordinary year in American economic statecraft and economic warfare. When today’s guest last appeared on the show, it was April 2025....

18 Touko 47min

Studying Sanctions Through a Feminist Lens

Studying Sanctions Through a Feminist Lens

Lisa Neal on understanding sanctions as a form of structural violence. Debates about sanctions tend to follow a familiar script. Who is being targeted? Will the measures change behavior? What are the ...

11 Touko 41min

Germany’s Vulnerability in the Geoeconomic 'Zeitenwende'

Germany’s Vulnerability in the Geoeconomic 'Zeitenwende'

Sascha Lohmann on the impact of tariffs and sanctions on the German economy. Since the end of the Second World War, the world economy has operated on a set of shared assumptions: trade is mutually ben...

4 Touko 53min

What Makes Sanctions Termination So Difficult

What Makes Sanctions Termination So Difficult

Julia Grauvogel and Hana Attia on the challenges of sanctions termination. When sanctions make the news it is usually because new measures are being imposed on a country, company, or individual. But s...

27 Huhti 48min

Syria's Complicated Path to Economic Recovery

Syria's Complicated Path to Economic Recovery

Vittorio Maresca di Serracapriola on sanctions relief in Syria. It has been over a year since Syrian dictator Bashar Al Assad fled to Moscow and a new government took power in Damascus. Assad’s ouster...

20 Huhti 40min

The Decades-Long Effort to Make Sanctions 'Smart'

The Decades-Long Effort to Make Sanctions 'Smart'

Alistair Millar on the challenges of sanctions reform. A quarter century ago, the United States had sanctioned fewer than 1000 companies, organizations, individuals, and vessels around the world. Toda...

13 Huhti 42min

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